A aplicação do jornalismo de dados na cobertura de casos de violência contra mulheres: uma análise do portal Gênero e Número

Abstract

This monograph intends to investigate how Data Journalism (DJ) can highlight discussions about the various types of violence suffered by women. To do so, four reports from the Gênero e Número (GN) were analyzed, an independent media outlet that currently stands out in the country for using data to discuss issues of gender, race, and sexuality. In this way, this study uses qualitative research (Silveira; Córdova, 2009) and content analysis (Bardin, 2009) as methodological approaches to identify and analyze the DJ resources present in the selected publications. In the theoretical references, authors such as Traquina (2021) are approached to talk about the social role of the journalist; Castells (2005) and Lévy (1999), with discussions on technology; Brenol and Weber (2020) and Träsel (2014) to discuss data journalism, and others. As a result, it was observed that, in general, GN brings diverse discussions about violations of women's rights; infographics are often used to make the data more educational and satisfactorily contextualize the issues addressed in the stories.